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about +/- 4 with your actual HSC marks.

Re: Howd you find it? Separate questions don't get scaled differently, they're all meant to be of the same difficulty. If that's what youre saying... maybe not

21st Feb Aim: "bleed the French armies white" -en route to paris -French like monument kinda thing and would be strongly guarded, thus chance to inflict mass casualties Results: Almost whole French army served at Verdun 330,00 Germans lost. 350,000 French lost. Petain called on Haig to bring...

Faults of Schlieffen Plan (Russian mobilistion, supply lines, etc) Plan 17 Trenches (weather, battles, etc) War mentality tactics Incorrect use of technology that could have potentially broken the stalemate Describe the changing role of women

Not Cambodia. Maybe US involvement, Media, or a war question

Fuck.

Basically that there was no history of democracy, it was instable, and the people ultimately longed for a return to monarch values which they somewhat found in the Nazi party.

If it was so easy all the marks will be aligned down

That would be okay, I could use that with a totalitarian argument

If it's about army and Weimar, basically useless to mention occurred after they were displaced

How much could we write on 'role of German army in bringing the collapse of Weimar'. If there's a Weimar question it will be basic, which is why everyone likes the question.

I'm actually hoping for a Cambodia question, much smaller scope.

Hardly studying for Core- is this bad? Will be fine with Germany if its- Foreign policy, racial, weimar or totalitarianism Indo- we'll see

They receive the top assessment mark (the highest result someone achieves in the hsc exam) BUT everyone receives their own exam mark. The HSC mark is an average of these two. Do a forum search if you need more details :]

Yes.

How did a broken leg affect your study pattern? Would've actually increased my productivity.

For compare questions I do it like this: Texts one: idea about journey. techniques Text two: either similar idea or contrasting. techniques etc. maybe discuss, catalyst, types of journey, results of journey

Yes and pretty effective too. However, don't go bringing in any new ideas with this quote. :]

and for Speer: The revelation of new evidence along with a changing context (i.e. History) allows the true nature of Speer to be exposed. That is as more than an "apolitical technocrat" but rather a man directly involved in the atrocities of Nazi Germany. But yeah, I'm hoping for a Weimar or...

Anyone have any concise notes on: – impacts of the entry of the USA and of the Russian withdrawal – Ludendorff’s Spring Offensive and the Allied response Pleeeeeease, I can help with most other things. Thankyou.